Definitely, my experience and opinion doesn't boil down to all HN, but here is my take. A lot of hacks, the reports after suggest they were ignoring industry be

Definitely, my experience and opinion doesn't boil down to all HN, but here is my take. A lot of hacks, the reports after suggest they were ignoring industry best practices that were relatively easy to implement and cheap. Here, I would point the blame. But for sure, if the hack was routed in some crazy new route to exploit software, you just can't protect against, so I wouldnt be so quick to assign blame. But I think another key different is, infrastructure is owned by companies who have engineers and IT whose job it is to run it securely. I think the proper equivalent for the home analogy is, you have an alarm system that was turned on, but didn't alarm when someone broke in. But then we would place the fault on ADT or Simplisafe or whoever.